The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-01

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crop is generally rather light. Wheat
is pushing the busy farmers and
much of it was ready for tie reaper
several days ago.
We are prepared to do all kinds of
Job Printing.
Barnes & Hartenstine have just
received another load of extra clean.
rich Penna Bran, equal to our
country make.
A three year old son of Allen A.
Kirk of Wakefield, Lancaster county
had one of his hands badly crushed
by being caught in the wheels of q
reaper. The accident occurred on
Thursday week, and fears were enter.
tanned that amputation would have
to be resorted to.
The excursion of the Rising Sun
Sunday School last Saturday was not
patronized to any great extent by
Oxford IS persons being the number
hailing from that borough. Let Ok
ford get up an excursion and Rising
Sun will break its neck" in the
scramble to get aboard.
William Boyd, while engaged at
Nelson McDowelPs, on Friday last.
in making preparations for harvest
and removing some old hay from the
NOW, fell through the NOW into the
horse stable below and broke one of
the small bones of his shoulder. DR..
Crothers attended the injured man.
The Clymer family gave exhibit
tions in the Town Hall on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings which We're
we'll patronized. The performance
was generally we'll spoken of. The
street parade in the afternoon by the
young musicians was not the least
entertaining feature.
Master Henry Smith supplies some
of the finest raspberries that are seen
in this market The varieties are
black, yellow and red, or rather these
are the colors. The names we do not
know. Like the rose by any name
they would be just as sweet-smoth-
cred in sugar and Jersey cream.
The only business of public inter-
est transacted at the June term of
the Circuit Court, (and this wasn't
of much interest) was the sentencing
of Charles Biddle colored boy to 2
years in the penitentiary, for shoot
ing the keeper of pear cider saloon
in N. E. in the face which DESTROYED
his sight.
Mary E. Blake, of Mattapan, Mass,
writes: April 6, 1885. II have used
DR.. Seth Arnolds Cough Killer more
or less for years and it always gives me
the relief desired" For sale by G. q.
Sill. Price 25c. 50c and $1.O0.
Pysic IS necessary at times for Bill.
iousness Costiveness, &c. Use DR..
Seth Arnold's Bilious Pills. 25c. For
sale by G. G. Sill.
A boy while raking hay on the
farm of W. P. Howard near Elkton
last week, was thrown from his seat
and caught up by the rake. He was
dragged some distance and one of
the rake teeth inflicted a severe
wound in his thigh. When you drive
rakes and other harvesting machines
he careful to fall backwards when
you go off.
Budd Jeffries, young man of Bay
View, son of Granville Jeffries. badly
dislocated one of his arms at his ell
bow last Friday by a fall from
trapeze, caused by rope breaking.
He was taken to a physician at
North East, who, being unsuccessful
in getting it in place, took him to
Elkton, where the dislocation was
reduced
The Band of Hope of the Rising
Sun M. E. Church gave an exhibition
in the Hall on Monday evening
which was well patronized, the Hall
being we'll filed. The exercises were
of that class suited to children, con.
sisting of dialogues, recitations and
singing. Emma Wilson and Halle
Haines "won first prizes" their
solos being encored so enthusiastical-
ly that they were compelled to
return and repeat.